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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-15
res nue.

res nue.
Uamor del ~
candorosa vanidad,
toriales nos ca1san
impression y dojloros
je, bsje I'm tan to el {
colega! Dejes,e de SC
sarafias ell que nos at
otros esta debilidad,
hemos tenidlo.
No Sc forje tampoc 1
H ClamOy9 del Pals a,
mos a hacerle comp 81
circuIo vicioso en- que IA me.
lido.
Que dale con que no tros te
nemos supino inter<s e. desacre
ditar al autonomi M que dale
con que esta actitud ,tra, por
el colega supuesta g. itamente,
ee debida al pauico & Al que nos
produce .el autonom' :, (panico
cerval Spor que9IP .s conquis-
tas que hace ell auto oemismo en-
la opinidnf GD6nde estan?); que
dale, continuamos, con que ell
incondicionalism0 tiene grande
empefio en- calumniar al autono
mismO = en- hagelarle con todo
genero de patranas, y de so6s-
mas, y burdas imputaciones, etc. /;
etc; que dale "en la tizons del
Cid y la de Pc o, y Ia corona
de Recaredo; dale CON la We.
ma utilitaria, y n la patrioteria,
y de ahf no 3 Ell Uomor de-!
Pats nj con e .ientos thrones, nj
con ayuda de mas poderosa 10.
comovil. II = quedese ahf el
colega por 'Iglos de los siglos,
y chile tod j que guste, que,
gracias a [ tenemos fuertes y
resistentes timpanos, y, grite
mas, grite nos, 70 ha de dejar-
nos sordo i siqniera de conve
niencia, muchos autonomis
tas que len hacerse los sue
cos q 10 no les convene, y nj
oyen u ;anonazo, cuando hay
que ems ecer, teniendo ell dido
sano, 9 lue sea aquel dispa.
rado - pasos de sus res
petabi las personas. ESQ ST.;
hemo suplicarle que renun.
Gle .erto vocabulario POGO
estet ON que EI ClGmor del
Pats ,nta regaiarnos siempre
que 'cierta que replicar, fun
dad ,nuestros conceptos y ar.
gui os. Acuerdese del art1.
Gu .e ha POGO di6 a los vien.
to la publicidad hacienda en-.
to lea apologize de la prensa
q rensa ssbe ser. y lanzando
f a catilinaria contra los ye.
debilidades y haquezas del
dismo. Acuerdese de que
.un tribunal de honor para
iensa lego a proponer eli co.
IA tanto sube ell cello de
lClamor del Pals por ell deco.
? ell prestigio del cuarto poder
Estado! Cello, por otra par.
que muchas veces Sc da de 90
azos con las iracundias del co.
ga autonomista, y tambien con el
rsmo articulo de BIZ Clamsor del
'ots que hs puesto en- este mo.
nento la pluma en- nuestras ma
nos. iHasta este! Tenga mas |
calma el colega, que despacio,
aespacio, Sc llega a Roma. Lntelli.
3 enH p0wca.
SQue Sc nos ha indigestado 4
nosotros el viaje hecho a Goa.
NO por los sefiores Baldorio |
y, Vargas, ETC., CON ell obtejo
le cumplimentar a s. E.? To.
10 10 contrario. Todavfa nos es.
amos sonriendo. Pensamos aun
IN 10 que Sc nos ocurri6 entonces:
Buena cara va q exhibir E Cla-
nor del Pals al enterarse de la
cunplimsentera de los
'ef1ores Baldorioty, Vargas VI
Dtros jefes del autonomismo!
4 Agasajos y apoyos y homena.
es autonomistas q un Gobernante
lue no hace NADIA, que esta dormi.
10, hipnotizado, que NO oscar.
nienta a los que atropellan y We.
an d los pobrecillos correligiona.
los nuestros cen encarcelamien. U
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-15

con otra denomina' On que pued'
confundirnos con a I'm 0tro par
lido porque nuestr polftica, sc
pase una vez mas, ss eminente
mente nacional, NO "a polftica dc
ninguna fracci6n , las muchae
que en- la madre p' ria Sc dispu
tan, con ell predon inio de sus
ideas, ell acceso al Poder.
lEspsnoles Incondicionales, 81
/ Espafoles, pero espa1oles cor
un espafiolismo puro, absolute,
que profesamos cor alma y ell
corazSn, sin impon condolences
sin formular exiger As!
lEspanoles inco icionales, 81
mande quien mande. 70 mismo en-
las venturas de la ? !tria que en-
sus desgracias!
lEspanoles incondicionales, ST
Ell muro contra el cual no pue.
den prevalecer todos los que
piensen de acuerdo c,n aquel pc
ri6dico radical de aq4i, que hace
catorce amos dijo ssdamente:
" Somos esparoles de la Espa-
ma de la Revoluci6n, de- la Repd
blica. -.
"Somos separatistF de la Es-
paf1a monarquica ," E. es decir,
de la Espafa de lal orias, de Ia
prepotencia, del ord de las ira
diciones, de los laur de las ins
tituciones, de la Al idad, de Is
indiscutible unidad ia, esa So
grada unidsd, esa pr tencis, ese
orden de cue es enc a encarni
zada ia anarquiA gu os devor6
cor fortuna pasaje 1ente, CT
1871
| mo 10 divide In iHxaci6n
mo 10 divide EI bio;
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Revista de la Pen.
Madrid, JUNO 28 de

Sc necesita tener pc,
6 mucho patriotismo para
de Madrid, pues nos a6
as classes menos acomods
~ los trenes atestade
enN jra; en- CT
los -. Patria, t
ndan en- l,Iss Canaras; pc
a POGO van deslaIanto y
que cerrarse sin decareto. o
de ndmero, dejando toolo D
to para la iueva legislator
unos dicen empezara en- {
y otros SO corren hasta N,
bre. En- cuatro meses, ie
cosas pueden venir! Der
dos dias termina ell af1o ect
CO, y como era precise le
la situaci6n, sin poner en- u
ficto a Ia regia prerrogat
gobierno acudi6 a las oposi
y todas han respondido
dole q salir del paso; los
puestos sc aprobaron en- ell
greso 4 todo correr, ter
Martos en- Ia mano la CAM
para que los Diputados hi
el sacriHcio de hab.ar DO
ahora SO llevan mas q Id
en- el Senado, pueso q1iers
tel 1mine su discussion matian
ra llevarlos ell 80 4 la sanci 4
s. M.
FL gobi,srno hixo question
gabinete la discussion de los D
yectos militares, sin querer. q
Sc aprueben, segdn algunos M
de la prensa, y ac,
porque ten:la la conviction de q
no era possible aprobarlos, tai
por la enemiga que encuentr,
,uanto por falta de tiempoy y
presentaroin. Romero Robbie
lpoy6 una inocente PROPOSE ci
Incidental, pidiendo que ell .
,ierno pronetiera formalmlel
10 aeonsejsF 4 s. N. Ia sua .,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-15
La renta de Aduanas rindi6 10
siguiente en- Mayo dltimo:
...... 174,271-25

Las Rentas estancadas dieron
en- Mayo iltimo ell resultado si.
guiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-15

nor del Pats.
ado de cacha.
mos venido a
'-anadiria Ell
imitando q Ell |
proseguir1a-I
ntre nosotfOs un
para la defensa
ie la justicia, del
enter nos, colega;
on franqueza. IA
desagradado mas la
vmplimentera de los
AS, Baldoriotv, ETC.,
IA ell BoLETN, 6 a
:! Pals, que no pue.
'az nj consigO mismo7
otros nos hemos bur
slegrama que la De
entral aut6noma di.
s. E. desde Ponce, al
q la expedition sin exi
MOP Por Dios! No
tan burlones ell colega.
)s nosotros de uadie, y
enos Ie un Gcto solem-
Ga cabo por un partido
y grave que no vacila,
,ndo sin duda, en- atribuir
ondicionalismo todos los in.
tes desagradables ocurridos
>isla desde la famosa asam-
autonomiSta, y desde que
;ipiarou las prop~.&ndas y
.icaciones de los meetings &C.
,rrimos2
Iosotros 10 1nico que hicimos
dar cuenta del viaje (sin fru'
} de Ia Delegation q Coamo, y
Il telegrama mencionado, Ia
entando la desgracia de los ex'
edicionarios, haciendonos cargo
.el lirismo conmovedor del des
'acho en- question, y diciendo en-
esumidas cuentas:
81 Que ammonia de pensamiento
: que unidad de miras
La Delegation autonomista CEN
raj, ofreciendo su apoyo a la Au-
oridad Superior. ....A
En- tanto que la prensa de la
,omuni6n empieza a mostrarsele
eostil de uu modo hartO pronun-
aT,o1O = decidido!
wv y icso o:oberbio
- Se som la mano sobre ell pecho
lterSInos Ell CIamor del Pals:
] Esto es burIarse de NADIA nj
aadie? Pues repetiuaos In ax-
= Y sir|ase ell colega no for.
-ios temerarios acerca del
,eder del pr6.jimo.
E C!anaOr del Pals quiere que
e demos una leccion. Hijo: no
'lasonamos de maestros, nj anda
nos a caza de discfpulos de las
ampanillas de El CIan,or, que
on campanillas muy autonomis.
as.
Para lecci6n, basta y sobra con
q que ha dado la Delegation CEN
raj autonomista, cumplimentando
ofreciendo 0que generosidad y
u apoyo q S. E., al colega auto.
l6mo que no ha titubeado (insis.
imos) en- decir del RepreOen
ante del Rey que estd do1mido,
ne estd hipnotisado, que no ho,
6 NADIA, que hasta las trascen.
entales reformas msteriales que
oble y tenazmente persigue......
tros Sc las han sugerido 4 fn de
istraer no recordamos para que)
4 atenci6n de S. E.
Y basta por hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-15

.dedGIjJQue
esos eternos
es, que GTraS
pGtSf NADIA,
piritu de dis
~ nos tiene
ell terreno del
Que industrias
,cultura fomen-
onstruyen, que
i, cuando quizas
osque han levan
a. esos mismos
!, ,de pas0, para
aO ser1n rrisi6n?
20 o. que arraigo y
7tod'Bs jpiGitu patriot
co de Ia no clase insular y
peninsular, n todas las esfe-
rae do salr 8 muestras de So
actiyidad, ilsando los adelan-
tos J form famiIias y capita
les, que er .ersas combinaciones
constituy nuestra vida social,
en- quea lila vive y se desarro-
la.
Gale allen esos dem6cratas
apasior %. va sabemoS que Ia
democ ia no es mas que el
egoisf de sus opiniones, dentrO
de ls dea cosmopolita, sectaria
de &c ,s los odios y ajena q todos
los T fogresos.
1O1 QUE QUEDA Y ARRA1GA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-15

RrAc186 Ia DenoVOIencl8 Qo las
oposiciones, pero no sin que pro.
testaran de Ia prisa, pues asf 10
declararon, ell marques del Pazo
de la Merced, en- nombre del par
lido conservador, y el senador
sefior Botella, en- representation
de los reformistas.
Ell Ministro de Fomento reco-
rre la provincia de Granada, con
accomplishments de algunos en-
pleados y periodistas, recibiendole
en- los pueblos con mdsica y
cohetes; ell objeto de su expedi-
ci6n es inaugurar los nuevos
pueblos destruidos que SO han
levantado con Ia suscrici6n 4 ia.
vor de las vfctimas del horrible
terremoto de Diciembre de 1884;
en- Albania, uno de los pueblos
mas castigados, se ha inaugurado
una estatua de Alfonso XII; ell
rey SO halla en- noble actitud, q
pie, llevandose la mano dereeha
II corax6n.
Sigue llamando grandemente
la atenci6n, 10 mismo en- Espaf1a
que en- ell extranjero, la fuga 81
ecuestro de la ex.condesa de
San Antonio, sin que Sc sepa mas
que, sea una 4 otra cosa, el rap
tor y la robada estaban de acuer.
do, y ahora, dicididos q casarse,
siguiendo su peregrinaci6n hasta
lnglsterrs; Rubau Donadeu, apo.
dorado de dona Mercedes, es OBJ.
jeto de ataques directos, pues Sc
|sapone que aspiraba 4 ID mauo
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exclamaria
nor del Pats.
ado de cacha.
mos venido q
'-anadiria Et
imitando q Ell
= proseguirfa-
ntre nosotfOs un
} para Ia defensa
1e la justicia, del
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
HEAVY THUNDER AND RAIN.

Clouds seemed to surround Evening
Shade last Saturday about 2 o'clock, and
moved up from every direction, while
livid CLEANS of forked lightning penciied
the darkened elements, followed in rapid
succession by the roar of heavens artillery.
Pretty soon it seemed as if the very win
dows of the armament were opened and a
driving sheet of water descended. It's IN
tensity aided by fierce gale from the
southeast. Scattering hailstones rang out
clear and distinct above the tempests din,
and played at marbles on the office porch,
relieving the monotony of the racing and
swelling torrent just beyond in the street.
Creeks and bayous galloped down our prin-
ci2al streets, gaining volume at every
bound until reaching the town branch on
lanyard Avenue, as its broad, soiled bosom
spread out and intersected, bidding deli
ance to any and all objects in its reach.
The rolling pebbles and larger stones play
ed a soft lullaby butting and humping
over still larger ones as they obstinately
gave up their positions in the waters track
and went tumbling on with the muddy
torrent. Oh but 1t rained Minter Coger,
who CARRIES the BatesvIlle mail, was in
the midst of the storms fury, and when
he reached Evening Shade he had the aD-
pearance of walking inundati ton Minter
was DAMP
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
HARDY HAPPENINGS.
From our regular Correspo ndent.

ErOll
A shooting affray came up here to-day
at $50 p. m among the negroes in tie
train boarding car Joe Tracey, burly
mulatto raised quarrel with John King,
several words passed on ooth sides, when
Tracey, who was partially drunk, whip
ped out 3S caliber revolver and fired
two shots at King, both of which missed
their mark but one shot hit an innocent
negro in the left breast the ball penetrat'
ing the region of the heart. Perry
Means is the name of the negro shot. He
expired in about 80 minutes after receiv-
ing the fatal shot. Tracey was at once
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Walch
and will probably stand his preliminary
trial tomorrow.
DR.. Ed. Sulliyan and j. Fl. McCaleb
were in town last week. DR.. s. did some
work in the dentistry line while here.
S.H. Davidson, R. K Arnold, W. A.,
Turner and others were fishing in this Vi
cinity last week.
Alex. Adams has proven himself the
boss fisherman of the season. lie brought
in cat fish May llth which tipped the
beam at so lbs. The fish was caught on
a trot line.
W. G. Brandon has opened up board
ing house in town.
We had severe hail and rain storm
Saturday night which did considerable
damage to garden vegetables.
John Hancock, U. S. Post Office Inspect
or was here to-day and inspected the
working of the poss-ofce at this place
The p. MS in the county should be on the
alert as he may drop in on them unawares'
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
circulating it.

Miss Hetttie Taylor daughter Of
Ashley Taylor, proprietor of the celebrat.
ed Kings mills, on North Big Creek, is
visiting at the residence of DR.. F M, Cox
for few days. We thank Miss Hettie fol
large and elegant bouquet If choice
flowers.
We learn from Charley Robinson o1
the Maxville neighborhood, that sports
men do not observe the game law down
there as they should. He found tur.
keys nest with II eggs in it, the other
day, and feathers and blood near by
where the hen had been shot. The egg
were spoiled. The guilty chap, if found
out, should be fined in the top notch.
R. D. Williams is entitled to the dis
tinguished honor of catching the boss
cat fish of the season, when considering
the piscatorially inclined of the Shade,
The catch was made from Stra wberry
near town, and weighed over pounds.
Dudley caught other smaller ones-a
nice string besides, while DR.. Bacon, who
sat nervously by making beautiful
CASTS" had to content himself with
few yellow bellies" just the size to
eat with spoon.
"A white tramp, name unknown, com
mitted an assault upon Mrs W. r
Montgomery near Williford, last Sun
day, by jerking her and few days old
babe from her door into the yard, where,
with knife at her throat and threaten
ed death, she submitted to his british
lust, and was left almost dead, and is yet
in critical condition. A constable and
posse pursued the william into Lawrence
county where he was captured near Op-
position and brought back to be identi-
fed by the vic tim. He protested his in
nocence until this time, when a clean
breast was made of the crime to the au-
horities. An attempt was made by the
lady's husband and brother to shoot the
prisoner bur they were disacmed and
the tramp was hurried off to the Pow
hatan Jail.
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
LOCAL NEWS

--Just see how vegetation grows.
The carding machine is now ready
for wool.
--Corn crops were never more promising
in this section.
---For fresh oranges and lemons call on
Jas. A. Atkisson, druggist, a: Hardy.
Miss Virgie Craig is visiting the inter
esting family of Capt. Tom Sims of Sulli-
van township.
Mrs. Hattie Collins is on protracted
visit to relatives and friends in the Grange
neighborhood.
And still the RECORD roll continues
to lengthen, and we yet have room tor
others. Who will be next?
--Dr. Arch Nicks of Zion, lizard county,
came down Monday on visit to his par
ents, J. M. McCord and wife.
.-Don't fail to attend the school election
next Saturday and least such ballot as
you think the good" of your community
demands.
= School-election next Saturday. Go and
vote to build up society; vote to show your
good will toward mankind; to discharge a
duty every good citizen owes his family;
vote five-mill tax.
Corn shoots before it's loaded. A tree
barks without making q noise Potatoes
are accused of slipping when they never
move. A spring bOils without heat. Per-
ishes before it ever exists-the next ten
years (decade),
Miss Flora Medearis of Lawrence
county, niece of Mrs. Jennie Abernethy
is late addition to the number of Even
ing Shade young ladies, Miss MedeaIis
will hencefOrth make her home with that
most excellent lady, her Aunt Abernethy
--ByrOn Andrews, Sam Davidlon and r.
X. Arnold of Evening Shade, in company
with Alvin, Price and John Turner of our
sister village Ash Flat, went to Spring
river last week in quest of fish and recrea-
tion, returning last Saturday. They re-
port abundant success and carload of
enjoyment.
-'That lovely little maiden Miss Bernce
Shaver, came smilingly into the Record
sanctum last Friday morning bringing in
nice clean basket two of the most man.
moth lunches of lettuce our vegetable ed
itor ever looked upon. The green plants
were as tender as the face of the young
donor, but their hearts were not half so soft
and sweet. Many thanks.
-Ye editors wife expresses thanks to
Mrs W, r. Reed of Washington town.
ship, for the most fragrant boquet of the
ssason, which was also among the most
beautiful, Mrs Reed is one of the few
ladies who lives on farm that takes a
delight in the culture of flowers, and has
many rare and beautiful varieties to at
test her skill as florist.
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
The meat shop opened anew this

The meat shop opened anew this
week.
Clayton & Cope at Hardy, have Ger
man millett seed at 81 50 per bushel.
-25 head of mutton sheep wanted at
the meat shop.
Cir cult Clerk Wann and wife made
visit to the Reeds creek section this
week.
Flour exchanged for corn at Hsmil-
toms mill, allowing 10 cents Per bushel
for corn.
George WilkerSon of Springfield Mo.
brother of John s., our handsome black
smith. is Oh a visit here.
Will Edwards and Dudley Williams
were down on the railroad about Bates
vile the first of the week.
The prisoner sent from Williford to
the Powhatan jail this week belonged to
this county. Though, we will not be
contentious over such birds.
Eddie Boles is losing flesh and sleep
every day now. Ed says it beats any
thing he ever saw. It's girl, and the
mother and babe are happy.
Charles A. Barnett and VIM. P. Jones,
who have been attending commercial
school in st. Louis for the past two
months, are expected home this week.
The "Maxville Stars" will play
practice game on the ball grounds near
Hamilton's Mill next Saturday evening.
Nice shade for spectators, and everybody
is invited to be present.
Jas. B. Hughes, formerly of this
place, but now a citizen of Batesville,
called on the RECORD yesterday and had
his name enrolled as a new recruit on
the list for that Office.
The protracted wet weather will put
farmers somewhat behind the grass; but
there should be encouragement in the
thought that all vegetation is growing
now-corn and cotton as well as weeds
and grass.
Joe Tracey, the negro who shot and
killed man of his color at Hardy last
Sunday, particulars Of which are given
IN, OR 4as7, g..re gi,:,.! -:.:!st5, !sst ewas le3eed
in the county Jail at this place last Mon
day evening, Deputy Walch bringing the
murderer down ia hack,
The laborious tosk of printing $50
copies of the RECORD (regular edltlon)
was performed with much more ease last
Wednesday evening by the appearance
of Mrs Marinda Jones, Mrs, Alice Cox,
Mrs M. B. King and Miss Hettie Taylor
File this copy of the RECORD away
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATlON-26l9 9.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
ADril 26 1897 {

Notice is hereby given that the fOllowingnam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof and cOmmutation in support of his
the clerk of the circuit court of Sharp county, at
Evening Shade, Ark, on June 10, 1881, VIZ:
John J, Hasbrouck, homestead entry No. l3, IA
for the northwest quarter of southwest quarter,
the south half of southwest quarter and the south
west quarter of southeast quarter of section 81
township ~ north, range west He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: X.
II Coats, A A Andrus, l. Il Baldridge and w S
Weaver, of Sharp county Arkansas.
K, V. YEAKLE,
May 5-22 Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Church Directory.

Missionary Baptlst--G. L. Foard, Pas,todf; Pa,nd
nreacbing second Sunday in each month meluo-
Ing Saturday before.
(hristian-EId. Josephus Lemons Will preach
sd Saturday night in each month, and on sun
day following. Ill,
Methodist south-J. F. Troy, pastor. WIZ
nreach on the 1st and Sd sundays IN eayh
month. Prayer-meeting every lhurSu'y hisn
sunday-school every Sunday morning. morning a ~
;,v;to6 to come J. n. SHAVER, y
in'i'e0 ~ 0'''i'' Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19

Misses Ella Jacobs of lizard county,
Emma Sawyer of Ash Flat. and Lee
Taylor of Grange this county, called on
the RLooRD last Friday evening and
were instructed in some of the mysteries
of the "art preservative."
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
A CARD.

I am thankful for the patronage | re.
ceived at the hands of my customers dur
ing the last season and will now ask for
continuation of their favors hoping
that from this forward to keep constantly
ON hand full supply of fresh meats.
r X Arnod.
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-256S.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK.
nrIl 18th lsS-

Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
llnal proof IN support ana communication OF his
the clerk Of circuit court of Sharp Co. at Evening
Shade, Ark on May 27, 1881, viz: Hiram E.
Brock, homestead entry No. Il 425 for the west
half of southeast quarter, and southeast quarter
Of southeast quarter of section 3d. township II
north, range west He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Benjamin Arm
old, RObt. Willett, James Stinnett and Stephen
Holloway, Snlithyile, Ark. Il. V. YEAKLE,
Apr 81 20 Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19
Blank Deeds for sale here.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A gentleman who persuades himself that
two people can live as cheaply as one, can
always find loving, trusting heart among
the opposite sex willing to try the expert
ment with him. Since our last report the
clerk has issued the necessary documents
to the following couples:
NAME. AGE.
W 7 Crabtree. .....................M
Mollie d Campbell. l..-..--..........-..BS
Sharp County record., 1887-05-19

This is to certify that DR.. Ables' Compound
Honey of Tar and Lemon has given me more re-
lief than any cough medicine have ever used,
and would recommend it to all those affected with
coughs, colds and lung troubles.
r. G. PHILLIPS,
Better known as s'Uncle Bob.' This medicine
for sale at John Metcalf's dru store.